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slash change. Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Shulli. I hope you're well. Thank you

for all your lovely messages about Friday's episode, our little documentary on how to really

make a mess of a reshuffle. It was nice to hear from you all. And a hello to Ryan McCullen.

He is in San Francisco, listens to the podcast at the gym, love the pod, although it does

make me laugh out loud, which is occasionally a little awkward. Well, we do our best, Ryan

would do our best. Coming up on today's episode, tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime,

every political party in government talks about it. But what is the reality? We take a look at how

safe our streets really are and the government's latest plans to crack down on criminals. But first,

we kick off as ever of that columnist panel. It's Monday, so it must be Libby Rachel. It's Libby

Purvis and Rachel Vester. So we'll come to theatres and culture and all of that in a moment. Libby,

I've really taken by your column at the time today about moral superiority and this idea of

some people thinking that because they are goodies, then they can't be guilty of doing bad things.

Explain yourself. Well, it sparked off from the awful story, the way that big charities and

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